India Reschedules Drug Export Track And Trace Plan
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
India has deferred the implementation of its track and trace system for pharmaceutical exports - measures that are essentially aimed at curbing the menace of fake products and also enhance supply-chain safety1.
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